Windows 10: How to change from windows 11 enterprise to 11 home

I bought a windows key for windows 11 home and I cant enter the product key right now the system is on windows 11 enterprise. Every time I call in to the support line I get to tech support and they disconnect the call I need help please. Also my computer randomly will close apps like steam or discord even it says on google chrome that I need to reload the page is that something that switching to windows 11 home will fix because my windows is not activated? Please help!

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Windows 11 Home to Windows 11 Enterprise

Hi There,

I bought a laptop which was pre-installed with Windows 11 Home.

Our company received our latest activation keys for Windows 11 Enterprise and I need to upgrade to it.

I am battling to find any info on upgrading from 11 home to 11 Enterprise. Searching around I only found info on how to upgrade to Pro edition and one post suggesting that upgrading from Home to Enterprise requires new installation of Windows 11 Enterprise,

I already have valid and licensed O365, Visual Studio etc. installed and configured and would not want to redo all of it.

Will running changepk.exe with Enterprise product key successfully upgrade to Enterprise?

Will inserting the new product key simply upgrade to Enterprise?

Help on this will be appreciated.

 

New Windows Build Breaks QuickBooks Enterprise 11

This does not work. I tried this first. Loaded with every compatibility possibility that was available. There is another issue that is causing the failure. MS has made a change that is breaking Quickbooks Enterprise 11 in the new update as I first stated
above.

 

Upgrade Windows 11 Home to Enterprise

Hi everyone,

I have a Surface Pro 9 which came with Windows 11 Home edition. I would like to upgrade this to Windows 11 Enterprise.

I own a Windows 11 Pro Licence. I am also entitled to use Windows 11 Enterprise through our M365 E3 Subscription.

I thought I could just remove Windows 11 Home edition. Install Windows 11 Pro using the licence I own, and then upgrade to Windows 11 Enterprise but someone has suggested to me that this breaches the licencing agreement because the Surface Pro did not originally come with Windows 11 Pro or Windows 11 Enterprise. This sounds a little daft to me and I am struggling to find the T&Cs to verify. Does anyone happen to know if this is true please, or am I free to do as I planned?

Many thanks

Simon